Settings & audit trail

In simple words

Settings & audit trail is part of SEO. Rules, permissions and history. This guide takes you through it in 7 short steps.

Where it fits in your work — Publish. The sitemap and robots.txt you manage here drive your live website.

Before you start

• You need to be signed in to your company's workspace. SEO appears in the Workspace dashboard and in the left menu when your role includes it.
• What you can see and change depends on your role. If a menu item or button is missing, ask your workspace owner to give your role access in Workspace → Users.
• Settings & audit trail belongs to Work in SEO. Rules, permissions and history.

Step by step

1. 1

   Step 1

   Open SEO

   Sign in and open the SEO panel from your Workspace dashboard (or sign in to it directly). You see only what your role allows.

2. 2

   Step 2

   Open “SEO Settings”

   In the left menu, click “SEO Settings”. The “SEO Settings” screen opens.

3. 3

   Step 3

   Find what you need

   Type in the search box (“http://demo.localhost:3000”) to find a record quickly.

4. 4

   Step 4

   Narrow the list

   Use these filters to see only what you want:

   • Site origin
   • Max pages
   • Parallel requests
   • Timeout per page (ms)
   • Max external links checked
   • Check external links for 404s
   • Excluded path prefixes (one per line)
   • Title min chars
   • Title max chars
   • Description min chars
   • Description max chars
   • Thin content below (words)
   • Slow response above (ms)
   • Stale after (days)
5. 5

   Step 5

   Read the list

   Each row shows:

   • Permission
   • SEO Executive
   • SEO Specialist
   • SEO Manager
   • SEO Admin
6. 6

   Step 6

   Other actions on this screen

   You will also see these buttons:

   • Test connection
   • Save settings
7. 7

   Step 7

   Done

   Rules, permissions and history.

Tips

• You can use more than one filter together (Site origin, Max pages, Parallel requests) to see exactly the records you want.
• The search box accepts: http://demo.localhost:3000. Start typing and the list narrows down.
• Click a row to open that record and see all of its details.
• If you make a mistake, open the record again and correct it. Changes are recorded against your name so your team can see who did what.

Quick recap

Open SEO → Open “SEO Settings” → Find what you need → Narrow the list → Read the list → Other actions on this screen → Done

What it connects to

• Website

  The sitemap, robots and schema drive the live site.

• Social Media

  Content that supports your search presence.

• Workspace

  Alerts when rankings or indexing change.

What you will see on this screen

These are the parts of the SEO Settings screen, exactly as they appear in the product.

Why use SEO

SEO replaces seo audit, rank-tracking & link tools, on the same login and the same data.

• A clear, prioritised list of what to fix next
• Rankings and backlinks tracked in one place
• Sitemap and robots drive your live site directly
• Fix tasks assigned to owners, not lost in a report

Who uses SEO

• SEO specialists

  Audit, research keywords and track rankings.

• Content writers

  Improve pages using on-page and content scores.

• Developers

  Fix technical issues from the prioritised list.

• Marketing leads

  Review progress in reports.

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